Roddy Collins

And yeah, I feel comfortable.

I did a lot with the travelling community.

I did a lot with the homeless community and drug rehabilitation.

And I also deal with the likes of yourselves in the hospital or the media.

And I'm comfortable.

Well, I'd be like Mertie there.

Now, my wife, Caroline, she's on a leaving certificate and she was rare to go to Ebony Gardens, which was very rare for any girl to go on to that level.

And she wanted to go toward level education, but obviously we met when we were 16, that's then.

But no, I never put the pressure.

My eldest daughter has a master's degree in trauma-based education and she's gone on to do a doctorate now.

So that was her choice through Caroline.

My other son was in toward level education, got a chance to be a professional footballer.

So he jumped out of school, out of college, went to be a professional footballer, and in the meantime, served in the principal's electrician when he was 25, and is now an electrician contractor.

My other son was a principal electrician, came in one day,

He said, Dad, I don't want to be an electrician.

I said, Dad, no problem.

What do you want to be?

He said, a professional boxer.

And I nearly dropped, I nearly dropped.

He's never been in a ring before, 18 years of age.